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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of the word "meaning" and phrase "for example"
Hi. Please help me with these. Are these correct with the uses of the word "meaning" and the phrase "for example"? For the examples below, I think one needs to know what the word "dingding" is or represents to give effective help in matters involving the content, but I am more concerned about the correctness of the grammar, rather than whether they make sense.
1. Let us assume the word "Dingding" (and "dingding") represents something tangible.
Dingding makes dingding, meaning, a person should have dingding to attain more dingding.
2. Dingding makes dingding. For example, in my view, it would be very hard for a person to generate more dingding if one doesn't have any dingding to begin with.
For the above example sentence, I think it is incorrect to write a full clause after the phrase "for example" (preceded by a comma) like this.
Dingding makes dingding, for example, in my view, it would be very hard for a person to generate more dingding if one doesn't have any dingding to begin with.
1. Let us assume the word "Dingding" (and "dingding") represents something tangible.
Dingding makes dingding, meaning, a person should have dingding to attain more dingding.
2. Dingding makes dingding. For example, in my view, it would be very hard for a person to generate more dingding if one doesn't have any dingding to begin with.
For the above example sentence, I think it is incorrect to write a full clause after the phrase "for example" (preceded by a comma) like this.
Dingding makes dingding, for example, in my view, it would be very hard for a person to generate more dingding if one doesn't have any dingding to begin with.
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Hi, Are these correct with the uses of the word "meaning" and the phrase "for example"? For the examples below, I think one needs to know what the word "dingding" is or represents to give effective help in matters involving the content, but I am more concerned about the correctness of the grammar, rather than whether they make sense. 1.
- Hi, Are these correct with the uses of the word "meaning" and the phrase "for example"?
- For the examples below, I think one needs to know what the word "dingding" is or represents to give effective help in matters involving the content, but I am more concerned about the correctness of the grammar, rather than whether they make sense.
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- Let us assume the word "Dingding" (and "dingding") represents something tangible.
- Dingding makes dingding, meaning, a person should have dingding to attain more dingding.
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Hi,
Are these correct with the uses of the word "meaning" and the phrase "for example"? For the examples below, I think one needs to know what the word "dingding" is or represents to give effective help in matters involving the content, but I am more concerned about the correctness of the grammar, rather than whether they make sense.
1. Let us assume the word "Dingding"
Are these correct with the uses of the word "meaning" and the phrase "for example"? For the examples below, I think one needs to know what the word "dingding" is or represents to give effective help in matters involving the content, but I am more concerned about the correctness of the grammar, rather than whether they make sense.
1. Let us assume the word "Dingding"
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